Rig man weds daughterinlaw in New York feud over marriage
Fred Belje of 14 Gerard Avenue marries his daughter in law causing a family feud. The bridegroom is about 40 and the bride is the divorced daughter of a prior marriage. The new wife has two children by her first husband. A protest was raised by Mary Elterick, the bride’s sister, and Mrs Bolie says the elder family members dispute the match. The stepdaughter reportedly received four houses from Belje with 4000 equity. The bridegroom’s former wife died seven months ago.
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New York
Fred Belje
Gerard-ave
Diller
Henry Sole
Mia
Mary Elterick
Bolie
Selfa
A Corner for Women Broken Nose by Cynthia Grey
A reflective piece on a neglected infant nicknamed Broken Nose, urging visitors to share care and attention with the newborn girl and to soothe the young boy’s hurt feelings as family roles shift. It contrasts maternal and paternal moments with a call to acknowledge each child’s needs and celebrate both siblings.
Beauty-Comfort By Mme Falloppe on Ringworm of Scalp
Advice on a child's scalp ringworm. Recommends fresh air, nourishing diet, and a family physician tonic. For treatment, daily cleansing with boric solution and boroglyceride application, avoid sharing brushes or combs, and prevent contagion.
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Aone Hall
Hernese
Mushrooms a La Creme and Beefsteak Pairing Guide
Recipes describe beefsteak with a popular mushroom variety, including steps to prepare mushrooms in a cream sauce and a veloute based sauce. Instructions cover cleaning cutting browning butter making sauces with stock cream nutmeg and bay leaf, plus heart shaped croutons for serving.
Homey Touch Adds Style to Despised Store Gown
The guide describes a simple applique method to relief a store gown. It explains placing Tate decorations or lace up medallions, separating patterns, and firmly anchoring them. After whipping the outer edge and removing basting threads, the garment gains a neat finish.
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Tate
Hem Instructions for Table Linens and Napkins
The article details hems for table linen and napkins. It specifies hem depths for table covers when hemstitching and the napkins, including two inches for cover hems and a quarter inch for napkins. It also notes a half inch depth for whipped hems on the cover and a narrow hem of one quarter inch on the napkins.
North Indianapolis Nugget Publishes Weekly Social Notice
North Indianapolis weekly notes celebrate first wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Frank Showem at home 1235 W Thirtieth, guests invited. Local arrivals include Joseph Bertrand in suburb living with O W Broad and Mingraid Fleming visiting Ruby Cowen. Camp lodge members push for Milwaukee convention with motto a million men for Milwaukee. Sam Armand returns from Moores HM to spend summer with Mrs Ralph Morgan. Local baseball fans in North Indianapolis consider many suburbs fielding teams and enticing players from downtown clubs.
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Frank Showem
W. Thirtiethent
Jane
A. Joseph Bertrand
Loogootae
Ind
O. W. Broad Mingraid Fleming
Ruby Cowen
Mamaport
Woodmetn
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Thema
Sam Armand
Moores HM
Sirs
Ralph Morgan
Bnolzax Loce
North Indianapolis News Roundup and Local Weddings
North Indianapolis, June 23, 1904. A weekly missive notes a lecture on Modern Journalism by Michael J. Collins, factory layoff of Udell Furniture workers, and various visits, moves, and social events. It covers marriages of Nora Myers to James Case, Sarah Stewart to Tiugh Chats, and Ethel Bourke to Meary Whelan, plus local travels and a funeral in New York for Timothy Stapleton.
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Indianapolis
Udell Furniture
Cupid
North
Indianapola
Minn Nora Myers
James Case
Mieyave
Sroom
Hy Myers
Coao
Indianepola Terminal and Traction Company
Came
Perilous Paths Open For Major Chalmers And Heir
In a Civil War era chapter, Major Chalmers is wounded while fleeing pursuit in the forest. Rex Ingraham tends him as a horse bearing him toward Burton, while family tensions unfold at Chancellorville as Mme Frenier learns of the major’s plight. The narrative follows Southern stratagems, hospital scenes, and a shifting loyalties amid Virginia towns.
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Gordonsville Ranch
Burton's
Br. Sperry
James
Dr. Sperry
Burton
Virginia
Promao
Fredericksburg
Durky
Boise
Baton Rouge
Madame Frenter
Chalmers
Soulban
Promiaa
Bootta Run
Ingraham
Raz
Chancelloraville
Menrage
Mme
Frenier
Hich
Othera
Philippe
Edouard
Washington
Escaped Prisoner Fleeing South After Chase
Chalmers reports he heard from Manessoa sources that you drugged Ly and aided a prison escape. They plan expeditions in a precise manner. A chase follows across fields toward Fredericksburg as dawn nears and the fugitives seek safety in woods after a stop at a farm house.
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Proofa
Mosteys
Chalmers
Ingraham
Frenter
Rex
Chalmera
Burton
Rappahannock
Fredericksburg
Murat
Mint
Filipino fisherman kills giant octopus by biting its eyes
A Filipino diver in Luzon battled a giant octopus for 15 minutes, biting the creature’s eyes until both were destroyed. The octopus tangled around him with tentacles. the man kept a grip and surfaced, avoiding serious injury as the monster ceased its attack. Eyewitnesses call it extraordinary.
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Warrington
Cetopua
Philippines
Luzon
Ocopus
Bayond
Tag Philippines
Potet
Shimose Powder Voted Japan's Military Wonder
The Shimose explosive, invented by Prof. Shimose, is hailed as giving Japan a major advantage at sea and on land. It allegedly shatters shells into thousands of fragments, spreading force in all directions, while being safer to handle and cheaper than gun cotton or dynamite.
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Russia
Japan
Shimose
Inside Inn at St Louis World’s Fair Offers Large Scale Lodging
Visitors to the St Louis world’s fair can stay inside the exposition at The Inside Inn. The three story, 0 by 0 by 0 structure houses 437 rooms and dining for up to 2,500 daily meals, with rates from 1.60 to 6.00 on European plan and 4 to 7 on American plan. Managed by J M Alative, the inn promises high cuisine and service, saving guests travel and fare costs, with advance reservations available at the World’s Fair Administration Building.
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St. Louis
Exposition Grounds
Alt
Wecvice
J M. Alative
Chicago
Buffalo
Quente
Innside
Mont Sheeran
Tye Fog Avery
Supreme Court rules against extending county officer terms
The court declares the act postponing county officer elections unconstitutional. Written by Judge Dunting, the decision states voters retain the right to fill clerk, auditor, recorder, treasurer, sheriff, coroner, and surveyor roles at the next general election. It rejects any extension of terms by holding over and affirms immediate succession. The case involved Warren County officials Gemmer and Rogstar opposing Stevens's nomination for county treasurer.
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Supreme Court
Dunting
William K. Stevens
Egairst Priderick Lo Gammer
Chester Rossiter
Wartwa Counly
Gemmer
Rogsttar
Warren County Committee
Stevens
Sandbagged at hotel Shafer loses 1700 at Chicago
Harry Shafer of Cincinnati, attending a Republican convention in Chicago, was robbed of 1700 after being approached by a stranger at the Great Northern hotel. He was struck near the Monadnock building, the assailant and getaway car escaped with his pocketbook containing 1300 in cash. Unauthorized badge thefts from delegates are noted with high value souvenirs cited.
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Harry Shafer
Cincinnati
Chicago
Marry Shater
Board of Review of
Shafer
Great Northern
Monadnock
Coneention
Senator Cullom
Pones
Reptiles See Only a Short Distance
A naturatial publication reports large reptile observation results showing reptiles move toward water from long distances. It notes vision is generally decent yet limited, with snakes seeing poorly beyond a fraction of their body length and some constrictors unable to discern humans beyond a short range.
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Achaea
Serpenta
Armenian Blood Rumors Stir in Constantinople Palace
Fragmentary OCR suggests rumors of unrest in Constantinople involving Armenian women and a growing display of red blouses as the palace fears a possible demonstration or disturbance. Names and clear details are unavailable due to poor text quality.
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Constantinople
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